parentshiftbook Chapter 90 Is this an accident?
Chapter 90 Is this an accident?
Was this an accident?
Chu Wen asked himself, it seemed like an accident, but it also seemed very reasonable.
Suo Da remained asleep, and no one could answer Chu Wen's questions.
The surrounding scenery continued to change, and Chu Wen even had a momentary illusion that the statue was walking towards him, rather than him walking past it.
At least, why are his legs moving?
Glug~ Glug glug~!
The carrier pigeons slowly gathered around him, and Chu Wen found his body so light that it felt weightless. With a gentle breeze, he drifted away like a dandelion seed.
With an expression that defies description, Chu Wen arrived at the foot of the statue, but that was all; he was stopped outside.
A group of creatures exuding the aura of wild beasts blocked his path.
Chu Wen could make out what looked like a lion from its sparse fur, except that the thing was bald and was chewing its own flesh.
It swallowed the flesh and blood, and the wound visibly healed again.
Roar!
As if they had discovered the intruder, their muffled growls rose and fell, but they never pounced on Chu Wen, as if they were trapped there by something.
The carrier pigeon beside Chu Wen was just as anxious, but dared not take Chu Wen inside again.
Chu Wen carefully observed the eyes of these wild beasts. Each one was filled with ferocity, devoid of any consciousness, purely driven mad for the sake of madness.
He suddenly recalled the details Luo Ping had previously mentioned: the intelligence reduction only works on demonic beasts.
This is probably why He Luoyi didn't dare to stay for long. The demon emperor probably realized this and left in a hurry without going any deeper into the area.
Other human martial artists, without the guidance of carrier pigeons, would probably find it difficult to get here.
With a try-it-out mentality, Chu Wen consumed 20 points of original energy, condensed two Blood Bodhi Fruits in his palm, and threw them toward one of the beasts that wasn't too crazed.
The beast paid no heed, treating it as an attack from outsiders, and pounced on the two fruits, biting them and swallowing them whole.
Chu Wen squatted at a safe distance maintained by the carrier pigeons, watching the beast. He saw the beast gradually grow fur, turning into a giant husky.
But the husky's eyes held a complex look. It straightened its back, knelt on the ground, and looked at Chu Wen.
Chu Wen shouted, "What's your name? Can you understand me?"
The husky nodded, seemingly deep in thought, before suddenly charging at its companions and tearing at them.
The beasts were in chaos, and Chu Wen noticed the several skeletons hidden behind them.
These skeletons were hidden by the enormous bodies. He initially thought they were decorations for the building, but when he tilted his head, he realized that the skeletons looked like they were arranged in a line of text.
I had peeked at this script before from a small notebook that Su Da had flipped through, and it looked very similar.
Just after Chu Wen memorized the shape of the text, the information on the panel changed again.
Hunyuan Pearl (8%)
Progress has been accelerated! This indicates that the Hunyuan Pearl has completed a data fragment replacement.
In an instant, a certain writing system appeared in Chu Wen's mind, along with the revival of related civilization content.
This is the script of the "Mingmei Civilization," an ancient nation that once unified the entire star sea, though it has long since perished. However, its contribution to the star sea cannot be denied, as it unified language and writing, and to this day, this script remains the official script of the star sea.
However, this information did not bring Chu Wen any sense of accomplishment. Instead, he stared at the line of text and fell into silence.
[The execution ground is a restricted area; unauthorized entry will result in death or submission!]
With a try-it-out mentality, Chu Wen began to raise his hand and stroke the air. Although he had no sword in his hand, the "Seventy-Two Forms of Yunmeng" was something he had long been familiar with.
He didn't know if there would be any risks in doing this, but at least this place was very important to the Hunyuan Pearl. If he could speed up the process a little more, he would be able to unlock the power of the Hunyuan Pearl sooner.
When the progress reaches 10%, the general assembly will truly acknowledge the Lord, and that will be the moment when they receive the answers and guidance.
Wisps of white steam shot out from his fingertips and flowed in mid-air.
The fighting beasts suddenly stopped, staring blankly at Chu Wen, and began to roar at the sky.
One of the huskies stared at Chu Wen with a complicated look in its eyes, as if it were praying for something. However, after only a few breaths, it also stood in the herd and roared.
The skeletons behind them began to shake, the rocks dissipated, and a wide road was carved out.
The carrier pigeons began to move, and Chu Wen followed. The husky looked at Chu Wen as if it were pleading.
Chu Wen had some guesses, and casually said, "Come on, follow me."
The husky ran towards Chu Wen as if it had been granted a pardon, its tail, which had just grown white fur, wagging frantically.
However, when it left that area and came to Chu Wen's side, a strange phenomenon suddenly appeared behind it.
A red light fell on the spot where it had been standing, and there was now another unknown beast there.
"You're quite clever; you knew to come with me."
Only then did the husky speak in human language: "Yes, my respected master. I never imagined you possessed everything in this execution ground. The executioner hasn't appeared here for a long time."
"Thank you for restoring my consciousness, but... I can only maintain my consciousness for two or three days."
Chu Wen casually condensed two more Blood Bodhi Fruits and tossed them over without saying anything more. He was afraid of giving himself away. This was definitely not the previous Twilight District anymore. Where did he come from?
"You can take human form, but your body is too big and takes up some space."
Upon hearing about human form, the husky suddenly shuddered and trembled slightly: "That's something only gods can do. I'm just a gatekeeper. Being able to learn language is already a blessing."
Chu Wen confirmed one thing again: this beast should not have entered from Blue Star; it is a native of this Twilight District?
But the intelligence from Blue Star made no mention of any of this! There shouldn't be any primitive creatures in the Twilight Zone.
Then there is only one answer: the Primordial Pearl!
As they continued walking, their view gradually opened up, and Chu Wen took another step.
The scene before them became magnificent. A building resembling an ancient Roman amphitheater stood silently in the distance, and on the highest platform of that building, a huge gallows was abruptly attached. A bronze statue was firmly nailed to it, bound by dense, black chains that constantly spewed out silver lightning, displaying an inviolable domineering presence.
Only now did Chu Wen see the appearance of the bronze statue clearly, which overlapped with his knowledge from his previous life.
This is a statue of a Yaksha deity.
The husky cautiously crouched behind Chu Wen, unaware of what the executioner was doing.
Chu Wen stroked the soil beneath his feet and smiled slightly.
"This was an accident."
The husky suddenly jumped up and found that the ground beneath its feet was rapidly becoming cold, as if its clothes had been stripped off.
the other side.
A large hole appeared in the sky above the twilight zone inside the Hunyuan Pearl.
A massive amount of dragon whisker soil, like seawater, was poured into a swamp.
Hunyuan Pearl (10%)
After the pleasant sound rang out, Suo Da awoke from the sea of data, looking at everything in front of him in confusion.
"Chu Wen?! Is it Chu Wen? What did you do?"
"An accident. I don't know how to describe it, I can only say it was an accident."
Chu Wen didn't really know how to explain it.
Zoro, meanwhile, stared blankly at the vast activity space before him, which was the size of a palace, his gaze sweeping over everything with a sense of existential unease.
"Is this what you call an accident?"